alabdha-nāthaḥ - without getting the shelter of a protector; saḥ - Durvāsā Muni; sadā - always; kutaścit - somewhere; santrasta-cittaḥ - with a fearful heart; araṇam - a person who can give shelter; eṣamāṇaḥ - seeking; devam - at last to the chief demigod; viriñcam - Lord Brahmā; samagāt - approached; vidhātaḥ - O my lord; trāhi - kindly protect; ātma-yone - O Lord Brahmā; ajita-tejasaḥ - from the fire released by Ajita, the Supreme Personality of Godhead; mām - unto me.

With a fearful heart, Durvāsā Muni went here and there seeking shelter, but when he could find no shelter, he finally approached Lord Brahmā and said, “O my lord, O Lord Brahmā, kindly protect me from the blazing Sudarśana cakra sent by the Supreme Personality of Godhead.”